Review: Pink Lock Picks and Sequined Witch Hats - Carla Rehse

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Pink Lock Picks and Sequined Witch Hats


Review: Pink Lock Picks and Sequined Witch Hats - Carla Rehse - July 2017
Something that I have enjoyed reading is about witches and after reading the Mystic Willow Bay series by Jessica Sorensen, I was feeling in the mood to read about another witch, and this title sounded fun. It took a different twist than I thought it would. Gracie is a teenage girl who is very resourceful and is trying to impress her former step-brother, Ben. She has a Clueless relationship going on there. Think Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd. When she tries to break into a building, though things backfire and go cray-cray as she finds herself accidentally imprinted and bonded with Asher who turns out to be a teen witch. Asher was in the same building doing a spell to find out what had happened to his older brother Ryder when Gracie turned up and disturbed the spell. Now Asher along with his twin sister Willow must try to break his bond with Gracie and along the way find out what has happened to Ryder. As the book goes along, we discover that Ryder was in deep and that the witches want Asher's family extinguished and if that wasn't too much to deal with Gracie's new stepmother to be Whitney is a witch and carrying a half witch/ human baby. 
Pink Lock Picks and Sequined Witch Hats was like an Action-packed version of Witches of Waverley Place for me. Imagine Witches of Waverley Place with Killing and Torture, and you have Pink Lock Picks and Sequined Witch Hats.



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